Sentence examples for become just about from inspiring English sources

FOR some older workers, work has become just about the most permanent thing.

She was born on September 11 , 2001 and might have done or become just about anything.

If three top government officials are going to be required to put their names and reputations on every admission, the very, very hard will become just about impossible.

His majority-of-one approach in the Legislature is popular among his supporters, but as recent weeks have shown, it can leave a person pretty exposed: outside of college football, Mr. Beason has become just about the most divisive topic in Alabama.

But when you take a moment and register your particular Chumby at their website, it can become just about anything you like.

What this means for individuals is that cigarettes will become just about unaffordable.

"I would betray myself if it became just about a quick rise".

That explains how the January Effect became just about as pronounced for stocks whose losses occurred in the first half of the year.

And when poured over a chocolate shortbread crust that's been painted with cherry jam, it becomes just about the most decadent Valentine's Day dessert a person could hope for.

"The frustration that I felt was that when we talked about doing that, I was doing my music and they were like: 'OK, it will be about what you're doing,' but then it became just about [the image].

But, they argue, that could be a problem if the reform process becomes just about making savings and not about making the civil service work better.